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Updated Video Rendering Options (markdown)

Kasm 2021-02-16 15:26:03 -05:00
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Video-Rendering-Options.md

@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ KasmVNC works well with defaults, however, there are a lot of controls that have
There are two ways to control rendering options. You can pass them as arguments to vncserver when starting the service. This is similar to option VNC flavors, but KasmVNC has more capabilities and thus more optional arguments. The arguments covered in this page should be at the end of the vncserver command, as shown in this example.
`vncserver $DISPLAY -depth 24 -geometry 1200x900 -FrameRate=30 -websocketPort 8443 -cert $HOME/.vnc/self.pem -sslOnly -interface 0.0.0.0 **[OPTIONS]**`
`vncserver $DISPLAY -depth 24 -geometry 1200x900 -FrameRate=30 -websocketPort 8443 -cert $HOME/.vnc/self.pem -sslOnly -interface 0.0.0.0 [OPTIONS]`
The other option is to pass the options in when connecting to KasmVNC. KasmVNC has added the ability for the client to dynamically control options on connection. Most rendering options can be set dynamically by the client. Not all options have been exposed yet in the KasmVNC web interface, but the code is there for all these options to be set by the client. The defaults for these are set on the client in kasmweb/core/rfb.js near the top. You can currently customize the defaults here for client side settings.